2025 Honda Passport Air Filter

The 2025 Honda Passport’s engine air filter sits inside the under-hood airbox just ahead of the intake tube.

This panel-style filter is accessed by releasing the airbox clips and lifting the lid for a quick inspection or swap. The cabin air filter is separate and typically mounted behind the glove box. If you drive Utah canyon roads or construction zones around Murray and Salt Lake City, dust can accumulate faster and warrant more frequent checks.

• Release the airbox clips, lift the lid, and slide the engine filter out.
• The cabin filter is usually behind the glove box; lower it to reveal the filter door.
• Prefer a pro inspection? Schedule service at Larry H. Miller Honda Murray.

The engine air filter protects the engine’s air intake, while the cabin air filter cleans air entering the HVAC system for passengers.

On your Passport, the engine filter is a pleated panel that supports efficient combustion and helps maintain power and fuel economy. The cabin filter is a fine particulate microfilter (often available in activated-carbon form) that helps reduce dust, pollen, and odors inside the vehicle. In Utah’s seasonal pollen and dusty road conditions, each filter serves a distinct role in comfort and longevity.

• Engine filter = intake air for combustion; located in the airbox under the hood.
• Cabin filter = HVAC air for occupants; typically behind the glove box.
• Need both? Book a single visit: schedule service.

Five common signs include reduced power, lower fuel economy, rough idle, weak HVAC airflow, and musty odors.

Dust from Wasatch Front driving and seasonal pollen can load filters quickly, especially after windy or wildfire-smoke days. If the engine filter is clogged, you may notice sluggish response or a drop in MPG. A dirty cabin filter often shows up as weaker fan output or a stale smell from the vents. If you’re unsure, we can inspect both filters during your next visit.

• Engine symptoms: hesitation, poor MPG, or abnormal intake noise.
• Cabin symptoms: reduced airflow, foggy windows, or odors through HVAC.
• Get a professional check: schedule service.

Yes—the engine filter is typically DIY-friendly using the airbox clips, while the cabin filter requires glove box access and trim release.

Many owners handle the engine filter at home; take care not to disturb the intake sensors or allow debris into the airbox. The cabin filter is slightly more involved and can benefit from a technician’s touch. At our Murray service center, we use OEM-spec filters and include intake/MAF checks plus proper disposal, providing a thorough result.

• DIY the engine filter if you’re comfortable with basic under-hood tasks.
• Choose dealer service for cabin filter fitment, inspection, and cleanliness.
• Book online or review offers: schedule service | service specials.

Yes—we install Honda Genuine engine and cabin air filters that meet OEM specifications.

OEM filters offer precise fitment, proper filtration efficiency, and reliable sealing that helps protect your Passport’s naturally aspirated engine and HVAC system. Work is performed by factory-certified, OEM-trained technicians in our Murray facility. Using genuine parts supports performance and can help maintain warranty coverage requirements.

• Honda Genuine filters designed specifically for Passport applications.
• Installed by OEM-trained, factory-certified technicians.
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Follow Honda’s Maintenance Minder (often sub‑code 2) to know when the 2025 Honda Passport engine air filter is due.

Because the system adapts to driving conditions, Utah dust, gravel, and winter road sand can accelerate service needs. If you frequent canyon roads or construction on I‑15, ask us to inspect the engine filter at each oil change. We’ll confirm condition, install a Honda Genuine filter when needed, and document the service for your records.

• Use the dashboard Maintenance Minder as your primary guide.
• Request a visual check during every oil change.
• Reserve a time now: schedule service.

The cabin air filter is also controlled by the Maintenance Minder (commonly paired with sub‑code 2) rather than a fixed mileage.

In the greater Salt Lake City area, spring/fall pollen and dusty summer conditions can load the cabin filter more quickly. If airflow weakens or odors appear, have it inspected sooner. We’ll fit a Honda Genuine microfilter (with optional activated‑carbon media when preferred) to help keep your Passport’s HVAC air clean.

• Watch for weak airflow, foggy windows, or musty smells.
• Consider annual inspections if you drive in heavy dust or pollen.
• See savings before you book: service specials.

Both filters can be completed in a single visit at Larry H. Miller Honda Murray during a standard service appointment.

Air filter replacement is a routine service performed by our factory-certified team, and we provide clear timing when you book online. If you’re pairing filters with other maintenance, we’ll coordinate the workflow to minimize downtime. Use our online tool to select a slot that fits your schedule and see current offers.

• Single-visit convenience for engine and cabin filters.
• Up-front timing and status updates when you book online.
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Larry H. Miller Honda Murray is your premier Honda dealership serving the greater Salt Lake City area, including Millcreek, Taylorsville, Sandy, and Holladay. Local driving can be hard on filters: canyon winds, spring/fall pollen, construction dust, and winter road sand all accelerate debris loading. During a Passport air filter visit, our OEM-trained technicians inspect both the under‑hood intake system and the HVAC path, then install Honda Genuine filters to match factory specifications. If your Passport’s airflow seems weak or fuel economy has dipped, we can confirm the cause and document our findings so you know exactly what was serviced and why.

We make planning easy with transparent recommendations and online scheduling. Visit us at 5808 South State Street, Murray, UT 84107, or reserve a time now with our quick schedule service tool. Before you arrive, review current service specials for potential savings.

Our Passport air filter service is designed to be thorough and efficient. First, we perform an under‑hood intake check: the airbox is opened, the engine filter is inspected for dust loading and tears, and the housing seal and clips are verified. If replacement is needed, we install a Honda Genuine panel filter and ensure the lid seats squarely to prevent unmetered air. Next, we address the cabin side by lowering the glove box as required, opening the filter door, sliding out the microfilter, inspecting for debris or odor sources, and installing a new Honda Genuine cabin filter when due.

Before closure, your technician completes a visual intake and MAF sensor check, confirms proper HVAC operation, and disposes of the old filters responsibly. Genuine Honda parts are used throughout to help maintain performance and comfort. Ready to proceed? Lock in your spot now—schedule service.

The 2025 Honda Passport uses two primary filtration components. The engine air filter is a pleated panel element housed in the under‑hood airbox that meters clean intake air to the Passport’s naturally aspirated engine. The cabin air filter is a fine particulate microfilter mounted in the HVAC case (typically accessed behind the glove box) to help capture dust and pollen before air reaches occupants. Honda Genuine filters are engineered for proper fit, filtration efficiency, and seal integrity to support performance and comfort without introducing intake restrictions.

Honda’s Maintenance Minder will indicate when each filter is due, and severe Utah conditions—dusty roads, canyon drives, and seasonal pollen—can prompt earlier inspections. If you’re unsure about condition, a quick check during an oil change can prevent drivability or comfort issues. Bring your 2025 Honda Passport to Larry H. Miller Honda Murray in Murray for OEM-spec filter service — schedule service.